Pair of Early 19th Century Vernacular Antique Wrought Iron Rise-and-Fall Candelabras

Enhance your interior with this rare pair of early 19th-century wrought iron candelabra, featuring a rise-and-fall mechanism and elegant two-branch design. Hand-forged in England during the Georgian period, these antique candelabras offer both historical charm and functional versatility.

• Adjustable Height: Each candelabra stands at 23 inches (58.5 cm) tall, with a sliding bracket held to the central shaft by way of a sprung mechanism, for variable candle height—ideal for ambient lighting or display.

• Tripod Base with Penny Feet: The sturdy tripod base terminates in distinctive “penny” feet, a hallmark of early English ironwork.

• Dimensions:

  • Height: 23 in / 58.5 cm

• Finish/Condition: Naturally aged patina with period-consistent surface texture. 

Provenance – Found in a North Norfolk property.

Perfect for period homes, heritage interiors, or antique lighting collections, these candelabras blend Georgian craftsmanship with timeless utility. Their sculptural form and adjustable design make them stand out in any room.